MCLA Men's Soccer Rolls in Opener

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NORWICH, Vt. - The MCLA men's soccer team Friday had five players tally second half goals as they powered their way past Green Mountain College, 5-0, in the Norwich Cadet Classic.
 
The game marked the season opener for both clubs.
 
Following a scoreless first half in which MCLA outshot GMC, 15-4, the Trailblazers wasted little time in finding the net in the closing half. Tyler Vona converted a rebound off a Mitchell Candelet shot just 1:36 into the second half to break the ice. The Trailblazers quickly added to the lead in the 49th minute when Anthony Basile knocked home a Dylan Pereira feed for a 2-0 edge as MCLA gained total control.
 
Kwadwo Kusi took a Basile pass and converted in the 55th minute, while Romeo Grey and Chris Shea rounded out the scoring in the latter stages of the half to provide the 5-0 final margin.
 
Nolan Burke and Oscar Castro added assists for MCLA.
 
MCLA controlled the play in the second half as they held a distinct 17-2 shot advantage over the closing 45 minutes. The Trailblazers didn't allow a shot on net in the second half.
 
Matt Robinson stopped both first half shots he saw to earn the shutout victory. Griffin Shelor stopped 10 shots for GMC. The Trailblazers also held a 9-0 edge in corner kicks.
 
The Trailblazers will be back in action Saturday when they battle Johnson State in the round robin tournament format.​
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NAPL: Understanding Artificial Intelligence Presentation

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — On Wednesday, April 24, at 6:00 PM, the North Adams Public Library will host a presentation titled "Understanding Artificial Intelligence." 
 
The event aims to explore various facets of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, catering to those fascinated, anxious, or simply curious about these technologies.
 
Williams College professors Mark Hopkins and Rohit Bhattacharya will lead the seminar, delving into topics such as the differences in reasoning between humans and AI, the evolving human-computer relationship as AI advances, language acquisition by computers, and potential challenges as AI becomes more prevalent.
 
The seminar will take place in the 3rd-floor community room of the library. No registration is required.
 
The North Adams Public Library is located at 74 Church Street, North Adams, MA, 01247. 
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